... A ot1xirt Nwebr+ .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . ?? . ^ ?? . . in At-the-pe ASHTON. - n -- he At the petty sessions, held at Hyde, on Monday, there was o n only one case heard, and that a drunken and disorderly one. g It At the petty sessions, held at Ashton, on Monday, there P Id were only six oases heard; in one of which the prisoner was le committed as a vagrant for one month. The ...

... E; FUND FOR FEMALE DOMESTIC ~ EVOLEN FUSERVANTS. 0 poet3Ic Meeting of the inhabitants, called by advertise- tat tile instance of the Lord Provost, was held in the Tsn pse n ursdayafternoon, domestic stops for, the fo1o1if 0onder sickness; and, amongst others, there were li Mro~ , esrs Simpson, Dewar, and Ritchie ; Sheriff IBaillie Henderson ; Councillor Macallan; ' Mr el Wit of Monkeloill Mr ...

... DERI BY AIERCURY. WEDNESDAY. SFPTEMUBER 2'S, IS53. I de ! th Some few events of the week have been, if not of any great shi importance (what event can appear important while the as- wit pect of Eastern affairs remains unimproved?) at least of to interest. ma Court news is enlivened by an interesting scene which he hai towk place at Balmoral, on Thursday. 'Much progress Ns in been made in the ...

... THE BURGLARY AT KNOWSLEY-H.ALL. .I ! . A.A.. - Aat +ht , Arin . hurc1arv er We briefly announced in our last tnat a aaring eurgiluy !h had been committed at an early hour on Monday morning 10sp a- at Knowsley-hall, the seat of the Earl of Derby, The that burglars, it appears, carried off some money and a number loca in of valuable articles from the dressing-rooms of the Earl and atta ie ...

... Her Majesty's vacht Victoria and Albert, Captain Crispin I feu` flag of Rear-Ad'miral Lord Adolphus Fitzchrence, ?? sur will be docked nect week to have the alterations made we Cej have alreadv noticed. The annuai promotions of her (lfficers I tli( took place on Thursdav. Lieutenant Carter (senhur lieu- i , tenant) is made Commander, and Messrs. Wilmsot (thh'd s) I hai of Sir Henry Wilmot, ...

... ie We have always taken a deep interest in every- Js thing connected with the rights and welfare of the t to working classes. That our labours on their behaff r )y would be duly appreciated we have never been suffi 1 *d ciently sanguine to expect. b The class of writers who n Dr declaim about their wrongs, and pofir forth invectives is against tyrannical masters, are, unfortunately, their e- ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PRtOCEEDINaGS. Monfsday, Oct. 3. The usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was held I this day-the Lord Provost presiding. All the members were present. TOWN OL EilC DEPUTESHieP. 3 The PRovOsT said, since last meeting of Council, they had s .lost one of their oldest servants, Mr Keith, Town Clerk De. t ipute. The office therefore had now become'v acant * and it Ise Ifor the ...

... I ? . gjqefou Intell(grnte. ? , ?? of FRANCE., ate The .ilonifeur ?? contains two decrees on thea great Co and pressing subject of subsistence. By the first the auppres. Be sion of the surcharge upon corn and flour imported in foreign tl~e bottoms, and the reductions in the import duties on corn, our flour, and divers other alimentary substances, which, by the set decrees of August 3 and ...

... |SIOPBRBEAKING BXTBA ORDINARY IN __ GLASGOWV. vi- Between Saturday night and Sunday morning, lot perhaps the most extraordinary burglary eyer practised in f Glasgow, and exhibiting in alf its details the most surpris- ling skill,'ingenuity, and daiing, was carried into opera- an tion on the premises of Mr. D. C. 'Rait, her Mqjestys le jeweller, Buchanan-street. There is a stair in the wide ent ...

... j The confereuoce the 'frfends of tenant-right, called for *the purpose of couidering the present po3ition of ths cause, and deciding upon the course that should be adopted for the, future in order to secure a speedy and equitable settlement of a qestbon which so vitally affects the welfre of the people of this country, was held yesterday in the Courcil- rooms of the Tenuant League, Bereaford ...

... There is aL man out west wvho is so bent upon accomplishing e. his purpose that he has become hunchbacked. aCome here, sonny, and tell usle what the four seasons are. nPepper, mustard, salt, and vinegar-thlem's what mamnnla 'dalways seasons with. 1 Mary, put that boy to be~d ;he is so tdsharp lie will cut somebody. A Jnuetlm._A 'cute down easter says he once saw a fellow De who could lie ...

... THE CASE OF REIIGIOUS PERSECUTION. | . S ~IN TUSCANY. -0 I- TO THE EDITOR OF sTgE DAILY NEWS. .SI,'I-should not have so soon again addressed you on- the subject-of the treatment- of M ii Cvu- ninghame by the Tuscan authorities, hadI Dot per- : ceived in Athe Mlorning Post of' Tiiad'S ept. 20, 1 a letter, written by some person at -the bths of Lucca, the statements made in which are so very far ...